4C22 Rustic Moss Softened - 100% Linen Fabric - Heavy (7.1 oz/yd2), Width 57"
Earthy, intense shades of green like that of MOSS Linen fill Maurice Denis’s intimate art, investing it with a quietly hypnotizing magic. Denis was a leader in the avant-garde artist circle Les Nabis alongside Edouard Vuillard, Paul Serusier, and Pierre Bonnard; together they pioneered an avant-garde approach to painting that moved away from naturalism towards the expression of deeply felt inner emotions.
Even when he adopted a neoclassical style in his later career, moody, intense color was still vital in Denis’s oeuvre, allowing him to explore the dark, shadowy recesses of his mind with an entrancing theatricality. “Art is no longer a purely visual experience,” he observed, “it is a work of our intellect triggered by nature.”
At a heavier weight of 7.1 ounces this 100% linen is referred to as Rustic due to its more textured look and feel. Durable and perfect for projects that require just a bit more substance.
The cloth is Softened so we have added a softener to give it a silkier hand. The fabric has not been laundered so shrinkage will still have to be taken into consideration (shrinkage depends on fabric weave and laundering method).
Fabric specifications:
Article | 4C22 Rustic |
Content | 100% Linen |
Type | PLAIN WEAVE |
Color | MOSS |
Width | 57 inch |
Weight | 7.1 oz/yd2 |
Thread size warp | 11.6 |
Thread size weft | 11.6 |
Thread count warp | 38 |
Thread count weft | 32 |
Customer Questions and Answers
Is this too heavy for linen table napkins? If so, is there a lighter weight linen in a similar color on this site?
Yes, this fabric is suitable for napkins, if you prefer a mediumweight-which is great for everyday napkins- then the most similar color would be Evergreen.
Is this weight too heavy for pants or jackets ?
No, this weight linen is perfect for pants and jackets.
Hi, I was wondering how your softened fabric compares with the softener product you sell? Do they have the same results? Thanks for your time!
Hello, Yes, the softened fabric and our softener have the same results of penetrating the fabrics fibers for a permanent long lasting softening.
Is this the best linen weight for slipcovers? I want to slipcover a wingback chair in a dull green linen and this seems perfect for that. Do you think it is better to use a cotton-linen blend or is the pure linen okay.
Yes, many of our customers have made slipcovers in this 100% linen fabric, or heavier for their slip covers with amazing results.
Hi! Is it possible to get a sample of 422c moss? I'm not seeing that as an option. Thanks!
Sure, if you're already doing an order with us, you can add a note to your cart area for the fabric and color you would like a sample of. If you're not doing an order, please use the contact form to get in touch with customer service and we can organise a sample to be sent to you.
What is the selvedge/width of fabric?
In most cases 1/2 and inch to an inch.
what is the best 100 percent linen fabric for baby needs?
Our customers will use our lightweight IL020 and both of our middleweight linens IL019 and 1C64
What kind of linen makes good table napkins that don't need to be ironed after every wash?
If you like a crisp linen napkin, most fabrics will need to be ironed after every wash. This said, our IL019 with the FS Signature Finish and the 1C64 Softened fabrics will require the least amount of ironing after washing. These fabric will continue to soften after every wash and wear, so the need for ironing will decrease.
Beautiful color, more blue/less brassy than olive branch and more yellow than dusty lotus, with a soothing gray cast. Please bring back in ILO19.
This fabric looks great except the color is incredibly disappointing. From my color-calibrated screen and the description, I was expecting a much more green fabric. This is not, as the description says an "earthy, intense green." It's very much a sad grey-green dusty sage color, not at all suitable for what I was planning to make. Such a bummer, I wanted to love this!
I am sorry to hear that this color was not as expected. I will email you to see if you would like to make arrangements to return it to exchange for another color that may work for your project or work out another acceptable resolution.
My favorite part of linen actually is that because it's a natural fiber, it's wonderful for natural dyes. In the past, I've dyed linen with black beans to make periwinkle blue, and with onion skins to create marigold yellow. My other favorite things about working with linens are how breathable they are, and how stable and easy they are to sew up. Fabrics Store linens always come in lovely colors and tones- my favorites are the things I've made from Shadow Grey and Agave.
Gorgeous color ... just a little on the blue end of Spruce Green.
I selected a heavyweight MOSS Green linen to make a quilted, oversized Japanese-style jacket. It has a large foldover collar, slant patch pockets, and is a shorter jacket length. The pattern is called the Unfolding Jacket from Wiksten Patterns, although it's now been discontinued. I've been curious about quilting lately and decided to stitch on mild waving lines throughout in an accent thread. Someone told me the effect is kind of like flowing seaweed on the ocean floor, and as a coastal human, I kind of love that. I'm really into the lining – it is a cotton blend that I ice dyed over the summer. It was my first time ice dyeing and I love the watercolor effect and tones of pink, teals, blues as they melt together. From the linen scraps I also made a quick little envelope clutch to go alongside the jacket. You can read more about this project here: blog.fabrics-store.com/2021/12/12/curated-by-you-ella-claussen-makes-a-linen-unfolding-jacket-from-wiksten-patterns/
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FABRIC CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Please note that some of our darker or more vibrant shades will have some residual dye run off or bleeding. It is important that you launder or treat like colors with like colors so that you do not compromise the integrity of any other colors, fabrics or garments during the launder process.
We also suggest that if you are combining one or more of these types of colors with lighter colors that you pre-wash the linens seperately and once the item is completed do not launder again, but Dry Clean.
Fabric Care
- Machine wash cold.
- Gentle cycle.
- Only non-chlorine. Bleach if needed.
- Tumble dry low.
- Medium steam iron.
- Do not use Perm Press cycle in wash or dry